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Bio-Inspired Firefly Algorithm A Methodical Survey – Swarm Intelligence Algorithm

Publisher: IEEE

Abstract:

In the Swarm Intelligence domain, the firefly algorithm(s) is the most significant algorithm applied in most all optimization areas. FA and variants are easily understood...View more

Abstract:

In the Swarm Intelligence domain, the firefly algorithm(s) is the most significant algorithm applied in most all optimization areas. FA and variants are easily understood and implemented. FA is capable of solving different domain problems. For solving diverse range of engineering problems requires modified FA or Hybrid FA algorithms, but it is possible additional scope of improvement. In recent times swarm intelligence based intelligent optimization algorithms have been used for Research purposes. FA is one of most important intelligence Swarm algorithm that can be applied for the problems of Global optimization. FA algorithm is capable of achieving best results for complicated issues. In this research study we have discussed and different characteristics of FA and presented brief Review of FA. Along with other metahauristic algorithm we have discussed FA algorithm’s different variant like multi objective, and hybrid. The applications of firefly algorithm are bestowed. The aim of the paper is to give future direction for research in FA.
Date of Conference: 26-27 November 2021
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 07 February 2022
ISBN Information:
Publisher: IEEE
Conference Location: Nagpur, India

I. Introduction

For several real-word optimization problems, we often require expensive computing to obtain optimal solutions. In several situations, we pick the best solution from the pool of available solutions that satisfies all the constraints. However, it is not considered as the optimal solution. Optimization problems have different structures but have single or multi-objectives and combinatorial optimization problems [1]. The complexity of the problems is increasing, so it is necessary to locate new modified or hybrid algorithms to handle the pervasive computational issues. However, the algorithm should be efficient and should not be too expensive for computing. One concept is that we can carry out the process of optimization rapidly in areas where it is not more complex.

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